5 | Fisiobos. Clínica de Fisioterapia y Osteopatía en el Eixample de Barcelona
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5 | Fisiobos. Clínica de Fisioterapia y Osteopatía en el Eixample de Barcelona
At FISIOBOS, a physiotherapy and osteopathy centre in Barcelona, we carry out an individual assessment to select and combine the techniques best suited to your needs, support your rehabilitation and help you feel like yourself again.
Specialised treatment of the temporomandibular joint and its relationship with the neck and cranial muscles. Recommended for jaw pain, bruxism, neck tension and associated headaches.
Personalised exercises to improve strength, mobility, motor control and stability. Key to restoring function and preventing relapse.
A set of techniques applied to muscles, joints and soft tissue to reduce pain, improve mobility and restore function.
Mobilisation techniques targeting the peripheral nervous system to improve its mobility and mechanical tolerance. Recommended for radiating pain, tingling or symptoms related to neural sensitivity.
A gentle manual technique targeting the fascia, the connective tissue that wraps around and connects muscles and other structures, to release restrictions, reduce tension and improve mobility.
A personalised programme before and after surgery to prepare the body and progressively restore mobility, strength and function.
Treatment adapted for older adults to improve mobility, strength, balance and independence, supporting an active life and helping prevent falls.
Treatment of muscle, joint, tendon or ligament injuries aimed at reducing pain, restoring mobility and gradually returning to everyday activities.
Treatment and recovery from sports-related injuries such as sprains, tendinopathies, overload or muscle injuries, to restore function and support a safe return to sport.
Manual techniques, mobilisations and high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) manipulations aimed at improving spinal and joint mobility and reducing movement restrictions.
A gentle manual approach focused on the cranial and cervical structures and their relationship with the rest of the body. Can be integrated into the management of headaches, neck tension and bruxism.
A gentle manual approach directed at the visceral tissues and their mobility. Can help with digestive discomfort, abdominal tension or lower back pain of functional origin.
An invasive technique using a fine needle to treat myofascial trigger points and areas of muscle tension, aimed at reducing pain and improving mobility.
An invasive technique combining needles and electrical stimulation to act on the neuromuscular system. Used to modulate pain and support functional recovery.
An instrument-based technique using specific hooks to work through the different layers of soft tissue, improving tissue glide and reducing restrictions. Recommended for tendinopathies, scarring and overload.
Application of an adhesive elastic tape used to activate mechanoreceptors, providing support and promoting drainage without restricting mobility.
Radiofrequency technology that promotes local circulation, reduces pain and supports tissue recovery by stimulating cell metabolism.
Gentle, specific manual technique that promotes lymphatic drainage. Especially indicated for lymphedema, certain types of edema, and some post-surgical or post-oncological processes.
A personalised massage aimed at relieving muscular discomfort, reducing tension and improving mobility and physical wellbeing.
An intense, targeted massage on areas of higher tension or muscle overload to reduce stiffness and relieve discomfort.
A gentle massage aimed at relaxing the muscles, reducing tension and promoting an overall sense of wellbeing.
Massage aimed at active people and athletes to release muscle tension and support preparation and recovery before or after exercise.
A dynamic massage focused on stimulating circulation, supporting venous return and relieving feelings of tiredness, heaviness and tension in the limbs.
FAQs
Here we answer the most common questions about our treatments, sessions and way of working.
Most patients don't need to bring anything special. However, if you have any diagnostic tests (X-rays, MRI scans, blood tests or medical reports), it's a good idea to bring them. The more we know about your case, the easier it will be to make an accurate assessment and start solving your problem as soon as possible.
It's also a good idea to wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily and makes the examination and treatment easier.
Every person and every injury is different. Some patients improve within a few sessions, while others need longer-term follow-up.
We usually start with weekly or fortnightly sessions and space them out as you progress. After the initial assessment, we'll give you personalised guidance on your treatment and the recommended frequency.
The aim of treatment is not to cause pain, but to help relieve it. Most techniques are well tolerated, although some may feel slightly uncomfortable when treating particularly sensitive or tense areas.
After the session you may notice mild tiredness or muscle soreness. This discomfort is usually temporary, and most patients feel a sense of relief, lightness and overall wellbeing.
No. We're committed to high-quality, one-to-one care without time pressure. However, some insurance companies allow their members to claim partial reimbursement for physiotherapy sessions received at non-affiliated clinics. Check with your insurance provider if in doubt.
We ask that you let us know at least 24 hours in advance so we can reorganise the schedule and offer that slot to someone else. In that case, your appointment can be rescheduled at no cost.
If you miss your appointment without giving us enough notice, no one else can be seen during that time slot, so a charge of 25% of the session fee will apply, payable at your next visit or when making a new booking.
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